SYNTHESES AND REACTIONS OF ACYCLIC N,N-DIACYLGLYCINES
SYNTHESES AND REACTIONS OF ACYCLIC N,N-DIACYLGLYCINES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01138a030
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发表时间:
1952-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
COREY, EJ
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作者:
SHEEHAN, JC;COREY, EJ
Three acyclic,-diacylglycines have been prepared which represent possible intermediates in the synthesis ofpenicillinlike compounds. The acids were obtained in each case by hydrogenolysis of the corresponding benzyl esters. Synthesis of the benzyl esters was accomplished by three different routes:(1) acylation of an N-monoacylglycine benzyl ester,(2) alkylation of a diamide with a benzyl haloacetate and (3) formation and rearrangement of an O-acylisoamide. In sharp contrast to cyclic NN-diacylamino acid chlorides, the acyclic N, N-diacylglycy 1 chlorides were found to be sufficiently stable to permit easy isolation in pure form only when the acyl groups were aroyl.Recently a new method has been reported2 for the preparation of fused/3-lactam-thiazolidines involving interaction of protected aminoacid chloride derivatives (such as succinylglycyl chloride) and thiazolines. Extension of the reaction to acy-clic N, N-diacylglycyl chlorides and subsequent selective hydrolysis of one acyl group would lead to ß-lactam-thiazolidines possessing the 6-acylamino substituent characteristic of the natural penicillins. A selective hydrolysis appears feasible since diamides are hydrolyzed rapidly to amides under mild conditions in the presence of base. 3 We are now reporting the preparation4 of three acyclic diacylglycines and studies on the synthesis of the corresponding acid chlorides, N, N-diacetylglycy 1